Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-09-16

chicks, Doll s. Reifsnider; Game chicks
Nathan r Selby Bantams, G E Beileau
2nd, L H Schneider; Bantam chicks, L H
Schneider; Black Hamburgs, Doll s. Reif-
snider; End, Black Hamburgs, Doll & Reif-
snider; White Leghorns, Doll & Reifsnider /;
; White Leghorn chicks, G E Boileau; Black
Leghorns, Doll s. Reilsnider; Brown Leg
horns, G E Boileau; 2nd, G Z Boileau
Brown Leghern chicks, W V Bouic Domi-
niquss, L H Schneider; Dominique chicks,
L Schneider; Plymouth Rocks, r Lea !;
End, H H Miller; Plymouth Rock chicks,
H II Miller; 2nd, Doll s. Reifsnider; wy
andottes, L H Schneider; End, G e Boileau ;
Wyandotte chicks, Francis Thomas; 2nd,
L II Schneider; Houdans, G E Boileau /;
Dorkings, c E Boileau; End, G E Boieau.
Ducks, Geese, &c-For best pair of ducks,
Rouen, NJ Adamson; best pair OF ducks,
Muscevy, Mahlon Kirk; best pair OF ducks,
Pekin, Miss d Brooke; best pair of geese,
any kind,J W Day; End, N Wagner;
best pair of turkeys, any kind, ] W Day
best pair Guinea fowls, L fl SCHNEIDER;
best display pigeons, G Z Bsleau; best dis
play of poultry, II Schneider; 2ud, G E
Boileau.
Dairy-For best pound of fresh butter,
Miss Dell Adamson; End, Miss G = Jones
3rd, Miss Anna Farquhar; best lot of honey,
VIM E Muncaster.
Seed-For best sample of white wheat, Y
W Page; best sample of red wheat, P T
Staber; 2nd, N Wagner; Bird, Thos d
Darby best sample buckwheat, W Page;
best sample white corn, f Stabler best
sample white eur corn, f Stabler 2nd, G N
Trundle; best sample yellow corn,
Wagner; end, r B Farquhar; best sample
yellow ear corn, Allen Brooke; 2nd, r b.
Farquhar; best peck of rye, F Stabler; 2nd,
wv Page; best peck of oats, z w Page;
2nd, N II Baker; best peck Of timothy seed,
z w Page; End, Samuel Bond.
Flour-For best Process flour, manufac-
tured outside OF Montgomery county, II l.
Adamson; best Process flour, manufactured
in Montgomery county, Upton Darby &
Son; best family flour, manufactured in
Montgomery county, Upton Darby IL Son.
Tobacco-For best sample Of tobacco, z
w Page.
Machinery and Agricultural implements
For best display of agricultural implements,
p H Heiskell, Jr IL Co; End, The + l.
Moore Ayr. Co.
Carriages, saddles and Harness-For best
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play of vehicles, A W Smith best single
vehicle; S b Haney.
Vegetables Frst-For best beets,
M Wagner; Bud. Miss E Farquhar; best
heads OF cabbage, IL G Halowell best GYM
lings, J Ii Bogley; 2nd, M Wagner; best
pumpkins, Mrs Il Stabler; End, j Ii Bog
ley; best egg plants, II G Hallowel End,
Mrs II Stabler; best cncumbers, II 9 Halo
well 2nd, Mrs Il Staseri best display of
potatoes, N II Baker best display OF vege-
tables, II G Hallowcli; End, N Wagner.
Class Second-For hest lima beans, Miss
Farquhar; 2nd, Tines Darby; best string
beans, N X Baker; 2nd, 2 W Page; best
satisfy ID Laird 2nd, Miss Il Farquhar;
best parsnips, J NJ Heagy; End, Miss Il
Farquhar; best a carrots, J NJ Heagy 2nd,
Miss Il Farquhar; best half peck Of potatoes,
Samuel Cooper; End, Mrs II @ Council
best hall peck oil Sweet potatoes, Samuel
Cooper; 2nd, Mrs II 5ab!er; best half peck
tomatoes, Ii G HaIlowel End, Mrs II Sta
bier; best hail peck vi turnips, z W Page
2nd, N J Wagner; best half peck Of onions,
! Il N Slabler; 3nd, N J Wagner; best celery,
j NJ Heagy 2ni, II @ HAiioweiI; best half
\ asacr dslfss s'wccs cum, Mrs ~ s Brooke
2nd, Mrs Il Stabler.
Fruits-For best peck ofapples, z W Page;
2nd, John W Keys; best peck Of peaches,
Mrs II Stabler; best peck OF ounces, Mrs W
S Brooke; 2nJ, Alban Brooke; best peck
OF grapes, G II Hartshorn; 2nd, Miss 5 A
Dawson; best dozen pears, q II Hartshorn
2nd, Mrs X Stab.er; best three melons, San'l
Cooper; BUD, Mrs N j Wagner.
Flowers-Fur best display, q II Harris
horn; 2nd, Miss Ellen Farquhar best cut
roses, Mrs W Bond; 2nd, Mrs + Thomas
Bird, Z II Hartshorn; best geraniums, Thos
Velrs best luchsas, Thos Vers; best py
ramid, q X Hartshorn; 2nd, Miss q II Ma
gruder; best p aLc, Miss Dobbie Brooke
2nd, Hiss Ellen Farquhar; Bird, Miss Lille
Is Mdus.
Home Made Fabrics Class First-For
best two yards OF carpeting, Mrs NJ Lyd
dance 2nd, Mss Rose Stabler; best rug, Miss
Nellie Allnutt; 2nd, Mrs RM Connell best
silk quilt, Miss Nellie Allnutt; best crazy
quilt, Mrs Jas L Trundle best worsted quilt,
Miss Adele Maus; best knit quilt, Mrs John
Vlnson ; bcs pants and vest made and ex-
hblted by u lady, Miss Debbie Brooke 2nd,
Mrs Francis Thomas.
Glass Second-For best yarn stockings,
Mrs Thos ID Darby; best cotton stockings
Miss Luiie b baker; 2nd, Mrs Thos d Darby
best machine showing, Miss Deb1ie Brooke
2nd, Miss l. Bennett; best sewing by hand,
Miss Ella 5tonestreet; 2nd, Miss Carrie
Brooke; bcst dirncd stockings, Miss Bessie
Stonestrcet; best neatly patched garment,
Miss Adele Maus; best embroidery by hand,
Miss Bessie 5t,nestrcet; best embroidery on
flannel, Ar, N D Ofult; best silk en-
bruilcry Jy nt1l Mss Carrie NJ Brooke
best display ri fancy work, Miss Carrie
Brooke
Gas, rhird-For beat fancy knitting In
worslcI, Mss Aiies d 5.abicr; best crochet
work in worstcl, Miss Mary Wagner; best
crochet work in cotton, Miss ID Brooke; best
hand male laos, Mrs q " BAggery; best
4 .,f, cu.t,;,,n Nj. R..sia A Snnuffsr. 2nd